Born on December 25th 1970, James T. Smith turned to Muay Thai after the passing of his mother to a grueling battle with cancer. Muay Thai was a means to release the anger and pain he harbored from the loss of his mother.
After his mother’s passing, James began training with Nak Muay Chris Tran and MMA fighter James Gabert. He was nicknamed James B-52 Bomber, because of passion for civilian and military aircraft, as well as his delivery of heavy punches and kicks.
In late 2005, Smith met and began training with fellow Muay Thai fighter Wayne Brown who later would become a coach for the B-52 fight team. They began training for matches together while also training students on a local level. In February 2008, in response to the developing interest in Muay Thai, Smith and Brown founded Black Thaiger Academy.
James decided to transition his amateur Thai Boxing career to the professional.After fighting for 11 years, I decided to retire and become a coach that's when I created B52 Muay Thai.I am currently the head coach at UFC gym North Brunswick, a certified referee and judge for Muay Thai, Kickboxing and MMA
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